The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16
PERsONATPOINTS.

Moan KArssnBntouR has returned.
IL wsrryR ID among the returned
Msmphians.
J: B. HECKLH, Of Cincinnati, O., ID
registered Al Gastoh's.
L B GARDNHR, Of Fulton, KY, ID
registered ct Gastot's.
W. r. HARVEY, d Greenville, Miss,
10 registered at Gaton's.
LEE PzNDERoRAst, Of Helena, Ark,
10 registered at Gaslon's.
DE-. R. f.. BuLLrsbroN returned from
Washington City Yesterday.
W. N. MARSHALL, Of Birmingham,
spent yesterday In the city.
VERNON L. Rooms, Of W. ]. Chase
d o., has returned from Walk sshs.
Mas. .CHARLKs HA1rRSDoRS and
son Harry have returned from Wau-
k1sha.
]. w. CULlIN left last night for
franklin, TenD., To be absent until
about October LIST.
Mas. r. B. CAMPBELL Is in the city
visiting her father 8. O. DePass, at
No. 800 Shelby street.
MIssRs Grace Lswellyn and Mamie
HUI are again at home, after a delight
ful trip to Eastern pleasure resorts.
8. "A. CuNNINaHAn, OF the Nashville
American, was smong yesterdays ar
rivals, and stopped ct the Peabody.
JOHN FARxAR left Tuesday night for
Hot Springs. His many friends wish
him . pleasant time snds speed re.
turn.
j. W. THOMAS, senior member Of the
frmof Thomas 4 %. Shelby, Miss. ,is In
the city purchasing an extensive fall
stock Of goods.
W. O. Rooms, Of the Southern Ex.
press Company, left last night for
Maysville, KY, to visit relatives. He
will be absent about two weeks.
Ton NORMAN and Gus Signisgo,
clever and popular members Of the
official department Of the Southern
Express Company, are at outs. Both
claim having the finest ten pound boy
In the world and II is said that Q COM
promise is impossible.
Mrs. T. r. McGUIRR and family,
Miss Bessie Thomas and Oscar
Thomas,o of Rosedsle, Miss. g. H. Dor.
eey and wife, Mrs. ]. L. Hylsud and
Miss Dorsey, Of Vicksburg, Mss. w.
p. Norton, Of New York; r. L. Arm.
stead, oil Nashville, are stopping at the
Gsyoso Hotel.
j. 3. GRRKNLER, OF Hermlnville,
Mics, 10 In the city. He came up on
the Valley road and reports tina, cotton
will not reach more than two. thirds
yield. The long drouth has forced
the shedding OF the leaves and in
some places the worm Ia at work. Mr..
Greenlee has made Memphis his
market for purchasing goods.
0YYIoKa 0vKRTos, of the police force,
was married last night, and In con-
sideration OF his new relations TO So
ciety, he was not required 10 respond
TO his name at roll call.
BIsHor CHARLES b. GALLOWAY, Of
Brookhaven, Miss, Capt. r. J. 0van
and son, tf Arkansas City; Marcus b.
Toney, OF Nashville, seent ilr the
Merchants Dispatch Fast Freight
Line; \. A. Bernet, Of Cincinnati: J.
ii. Ruckel, OF New York; Aug. Horst
man, Of 81. Louis: James r. Adsir, Of
Chicago; y. A. Thsyer, Of Boston, and
Col. Samuel Brook, OF New Orleans,
are among the prominent arriAsls at
the Peabody.
The following Mississippi excur-
sionists, who came In over the Valley
road last night, are registered ct the
Peabody: J. Diner, J. w. Ward,
Leota; II. 8. Perry, I. w. sulen, Max
Lemler, W. Isenberg, ]. ii. Robb aud
daughter, Mrs. Matthews, s. Pepper.
man, Grsenville; Oharles Lewis, Per-
cy; DR.. X q. Southall, John simms,
J. b. William, Miss Lens Krssno.
polki, Arools 3 p. L. King, J. q. Green
lee, b. l.. Wright and daughter, J. Ad.
Ter, b. =. Hughes and vile, Bolivar;
Mrs. Msgonder and daughter, ]. b.
Thompson, Mrs. T.. A. Gesry, Mis-
Llsris q ain, J. g. Quin. Simon Kuhn,
yicksbnrg; A. o. Morgan, I. v.
James, IT,. Lonswood; 4. w. Gidien,
Leota; Mrs. ID. @. Pepper, Saydis; Lee
+. Dieyfus, Shave; W. q. McCrary.